EarleNS201
Look at your flowers. Now back to mine. Sadly, they aren't mine.
These flowers were found in Hall's Pond, a small park near the BU campus. Here, one can observe natural biological processes in a relaxed environment while talking a pleasant stroll and chewing on some salix from a freshly plucked willow branch. Taking a quick glance around, it is obvious there is plenty of plant life in the midst of transformation. As an example, take a peek at these flowers. Really look at them. Look at their colors, their vibrant way of reflecting the sunshine, and their determination to grow despite of the metal fencing around them. The daisies here are in different progressions of transformation – some are beginning their lives while others are slowly decaying. Some have lost their petals, while others are starting to form theirs. The life cycle is evident. The hierarchy of newer, stronger plants overtaking the weaker and older ones will always occur; especially in this picture, as the newer flowers overreach their older counterparts for the sun. Nature is always transforming, one little minute at a time.
Look at your flowers. Now back to mine. Sadly, they aren't mine.
These flowers were found in Hall's Pond, a small park near the BU campus. Here, one can observe natural biological processes in a relaxed environment while talking a pleasant stroll and chewing on some salix from a freshly plucked willow branch. Taking a quick glance around, it is obvious there is plenty of plant life in the midst of transformation. As an example, take a peek at these flowers. Really look at them. Look at their colors, their vibrant way of reflecting the sunshine, and their determination to grow despite of the metal fencing around them. The daisies here are in different progressions of transformation – some are beginning their lives while others are slowly decaying. Some have lost their petals, while others are starting to form theirs. The life cycle is evident. The hierarchy of newer, stronger plants overtaking the weaker and older ones will always occur; especially in this picture, as the newer flowers overreach their older counterparts for the sun. Nature is always transforming, one little minute at a time.